Backend Developer | Blockchain & Smart Contract | Cryptography | Cybersecurity Enthusiast
Security research, cryptographic identity, and responsible disclosure.
1. Public Records
2. PGP Fingerprint
Click to select all · Verify against keyoxide.org before use.
gpg --recv-keys 0xA45372A9 gpg --fingerprint 0xA45372A9
3. Cryptographic Identity
| Key ID | 0xA45372A9 |
| Fingerprint | CC7C 7F6E E344 0CD3 002B 2C00 8C0A E50D A453 72A9 |
| Verification | keyoxide.org |
| Public Key | arvinlabs.me/pgp.asc |
4. Security Contact
Responsible disclosure is welcome. Please encrypt sensitive vulnerability reports using my PGP public key.
For the full disclosure policy and contact address, refer to security.txt (RFC 9116).
5. Research Interests
6. Research Activity
Participating in bug bounty programs on HackerOne and conducting security research on web applications and APIs.
7. Open Source
GitHub: github.com/ArvinFarrelP
Contributing to open-source projects through pull requests and security-related improvements.
8. Projects
Cryptographic visualization and analysis tool focused on cryptography visualization and experimentation. Designed to make cryptographic concepts more accessible through interactive visual representations.
9. Open Source Contributions
Contributions include pull requests, bug fixes, and security-related improvements to open-source projects.
10. Vulnerability Reports
Keyoxide Profile Loading Issue (OpenPGP UID Update)
Report: codeberg.org/keyoxide/keyoxide-web/issues/256
Status: Reported (Responsible Disclosure, Awaiting Response)
Method: Key update, keyserver verification, and profile revalidation
Identified and reported a potential issue in Keyoxide where the profile failed to load after updating the primary UID of an OpenPGP key, affecting profile visibility and identity verification.
The issue occurred after modifying the primary UID and re-publishing the key to the keyserver, resulting in the profile displaying "No public profile/keys could be found."
Conducted testing and verification by updating key signatures, re-publishing to keys.openpgp.org, and validating key availability via fingerprint.